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Wolfowitz Doctrine

Wolfowitz Doctrine

U.S. foreign policy doctrine.

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    American politician and diplomat (born 1943).

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    Executive department of the federal government.

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  9. Under Secretary of Defense for Policy

    United States government position.

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    Foreign policy principles of U.S. president George W. Bush.

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    American politician and diplomat (born 1943).

    27%

  3. Zalmay Khalilzad

    American diplomat (born 1951).

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    French-born Russian-American journalist (born 1934).

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